How to raise sheep well

With the continuous development of science and technology, people's living standards have been improved, and the feeding and management of sheep are also making continuous progress, so how to raise sheep well?

Selection of species

First of all, in terms of sheep breeds, breeders with relatively good quality can provide excellent breeds and continuously improve the profits of raising sheep through heredity, and secondly, experts in this field can be invited to guide the work. Or you can learn from the breeding bases in other places, constantly improve the technical problems of raising sheep, and also solve the problem of selling. After all, the purpose of raising sheep is to make profits. Selling a good price is also what many people have in mind.

Sanitary

A key point in the process of raising sheep is that in terms of hygiene, most of the diseases infected by sheep are due to poor hygiene in the sheep house, so it is necessary to clean up the sheep house in time on weekdays. Do not make excuses for getting dirty soon, and it is useless to vaccinate some new diseases, so clean up the feces in the sheep house regularly and bathe the sheep. The sheep house is well ventilated and the air is fresh.

Feed

If the feed is not a very serious problem, it is best not to change the feed for the sheep casually, even if it is to be replaced, it should be added to the sheep in a small amount of the original feed, because the sheep adapt to this very slowly. If a large number of changes are carried out, the digestive system of the sheep will not be able to adapt in a short time, resulting in loss of appetite and indigestion of the sheep.

Reared separately

There is another mistake that many people can easily change in the process of breeding, that is, sheep are not classified and all raised together, in fact, this is very disadvantageous to the growth of ewes and lambs, because rams are more belligerent, so it may have a bad effect on lambs and ewes, so you can lock up the rams and ewes for breeding during estrus, and then feed them separately. This is very beneficial to the growth of ewes and lambs.

Reproduction

The last thing to pay attention to is the problem of reproduction, because in the process of feeding, there will be consanguinity in the second generation, which will lead to a decline in the quality of the whole flock over a long period of time, so it is best to separate them during breeding. Then the related sheep will be fed in groups in the future, so that the above problem can be well avoided.